Philadelphia for Haiti Founded by Carine Dorlus, Philadelphia for Haiti has launched a GoFundMe to raise $40,000 for a 12-person trip to the country at the end of September.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Volunteers from a Philadelphia organization are trying to help Haitian refugees following a devastating August earthquake. It is amazing what only seven volunteers can do in ...

This story originally appeared in The Philadelphia Tribune.. Political turmoil combined with natural disasters has led Haiti to a peak of hunger and dismay. And an uptick in gang violence, a prison ...

Community Leaders In Philadelphia Respond To Crisis In Haiti October 16, 2016 / 12:32 AM EDT / CBS Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - It's been over a week since Hurricane Mathew devastated Haiti.

A group that has been working in Haiti since 1986, with a Philadelphia native at the helm, is working to help victims of the most recent earthquake.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Search and rescue efforts in Haiti continue following this weekend's deadly magnitude 7.2 earthquake that has claimed at least 1,419 lives. Thousands more are injured and in ...

UPDATE: Due to an overwhelming response only monetary donations are now being accepted by Philadelphia Ploice Public Affairs.The money will be used to help victims of the quake in Haiti ...

The Philadelphia Haitian American Chamber of Commerce: The chamber's Support Now Haiti Earthquake Recovery fund-raiser is designed to help with housing, medical care, mental health resources and ...

Yvenson Louis, who resides in Philadelphia and still has family in Haiti, watches the news from his home country daily. — TRIBUNE PHOTOS/ABDUL R. SULAYMAN “I’ve been pretty scared.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A priest from Northeast Philadelphia seems to have done what few thought possible: slow down tensions between rival gangs in one of the most dangerous parts of Haiti. After ...

But Philadelphia runner Jessica Wayashe, who works on corporate partnerships for City Fitness, is planning to run nearly ten times that distance in a 230-mile race across Haiti.

That’s what Philadelphia University grad student Tracy McCarthy realized when she began working with Midwives for Haiti, a nonprofit that trains Haitian men and women as skilled birth attendants.